Health economics evidence is a key element in much health services research and particularly in health technology assessments. Identifying economic evidence to inform such research can involve searches in a range of databases and using a variety of strategies. This study day will include a ‘jargon buster’ session on the basics of health economics and… Continue reading Identifying Economic Evidence for HTA
Held online over 4 mornings in September, this workshop will provide authors at the beginning of the systematic review process, with an in-depth understanding of how reviews are planned and conducted. It offers an insight to the development of a protocol, introducing participants to methodology, search methods, data extraction, risk of bias assessment and meta-analysis. Dates:… Continue reading Introduction to Systematic Reviews
Presented by Andrew Dullea, a Health Services Researcher with HIQA, this webinar will present findings from a Study Within A Review (SWAR) evaluating the use of PubReMiner, a text-mining word frequency tool, for developing systematic search strategies used in various evidence syntheses. The session will outline the methodology, key outcomes, and considerations for incorporating such… Continue reading Evidence Synthesis Ireland Webinar Series – SWARs embedded across multiple reviews: an example evaluating search strategies built using PubReMiner
Julie Glanville presents an online workshop on Tuesday 23rd September on new citation analysis tools and new uses of citation analysis tools, from the perspective of identifying research for systematic reviews. With the introduction of new tools and more access to citation indexes, citation analysis may offer new opportunities for assisting with systematic reviews, particularly… Continue reading Citation Analysis – Discovering New Uses Within Systematic Reviews
Scoping Review Workshop 24th & 25th September, online using Microsoft Teams Delivered over two half-days, this workshop explores the theories and concepts relating to scoping reviews and other types of evidence synthesis. Designed for health professionals, academics, researchers and students. Explores the distinction between a scoping review and other review types. Enables participants to choose… Continue reading JBI: Scoping Review Workshop
SPHeRE Network's Autumn Seminar 2025 is presented by Dr. Padraic Fleming. This in-person event take place on Friday 26th September @ 1:45pm at Foster Place, Trinity College Dublin (TCD). For… Continue reading Trust Me, I’m an Algorithm: Ethical AI in Health Research
5-day interactive training programme which enables participants to develop the knowledge and skills required to conduct and publish a JBI protocol and systematic review on a topic relevant to their area of practice. Delivered by JBI accredited trainers experienced in systematic reviews, evidence-based practice and healthcare research. Delivered online through Microsoft Teams Small group training… Continue reading JBI: Comprehensive Systematic Review Training Programme (CSRTP)
In this webinar APA Style experts will discuss how librarians can use APA Style to tackle some of the challenges in supporting students with research and writing in the current… Continue reading Addressing Research and Writing Challenges With the APA Style Manual
Colleagues from the information, research, cultural, and heritage communities come together at Research Libraries UK's Digital Shift Forum to discuss the future of the digital shift in collections, services and… Continue reading ‘Just Chill’ Thinking Fast & Slow about Artificial Intelligence
This in-person workshop delivered by co-convenors of the Cochrane Qualitative and Implementation Methods Group will introduce theory and practical examples of mixed methods synthesis. Location: Ashling Hotel, Dublin Dates: 14th… Continue reading Mixed Methods Evidence Synthesis Workshop
